Sig Sauer Electro-optics Tango-msr, Sig Sotm62000 Tango Msr 2-12x40 34m Moa Ffp Blk

SKU:
125282345
|
UPC:
798681696215
|
MPN:
SOTM62000
$431.41
$449.99
(You save $18.58 )
Current Stock:
Adding to cart… The item has been added

The Sig Sauer Tango-MSR 2-12x40 is a first focal plane rifle scope built for shooters who want serious magnification range without the premium price tag. This 34mm tube scope brings high-magnification capability to tactical and long-range applications, pairing a 6x optical system with low dispersion glass for clarity across the entire zoom range. The included throw lever makes magnification changes fast and intuitive—critical when conditions shift or targets change distance. Whether you're running precision drills at the range, hunting at extended yardages, or building a tactical setup, the Tango-MSR delivers the performance and flexibility that working shooters demand.

The illuminated FFP reticle is a Milling 2.0 design with six brightness levels, so you can dial it in for any light condition from dawn to dusk. The first focal plane configuration means your reticle scaling stays true across the magnification range—handy for ranging and holdovers at any zoom level. A 34mm maintube gives you the adjustment range you need: 150 MOA of elevation and windage travel per rotation of 25 MOA. Eye relief holds steady at 3.5 inches across the magnification range, accommodating most shooting positions and stock setups without fussing.

Build quality reflects Sig's reputation: the scope is waterproof, shockproof, and fog-proof thanks to internal nitrogen purge, so it'll handle wet seasons, hard recoil, and temperature swings. Included lay-flat flip-back lens covers protect the glass when you're not behind the gun. The package also includes a 34mm ALPHA-MSR aluminum mount, so you can mount it straight away without hunting for rings. At 28.5 ounces, it's a solid feel without excessive weight on a hunting or tactical rifle. A single CR2032 battery powers the illumination.

If you want a capable mid-range magnification scope with first focal plane precision and real-world durability at a fair price point, the Tango-MSR is a straightforward choice for hunters, sport shooters, and precision rifle enthusiasts.

Key Features

  • First focal plane illuminated reticle with Milling 2.0 pattern and 6 brightness levels
  • 2-12x magnification with 40mm objective and 34mm tube
  • 6x optical system with low dispersion glass for edge-to-edge clarity
  • Integrated thread-in throw lever for smooth, quick magnification adjustments
  • 150 MOA elevation and windage travel; 25 MOA per rotation
  • Waterproof, shockproof, fog-proof with nitrogen purge
  • Consistent 3.5-inch eye relief across magnification range
  • Includes 34mm ALPHA-MSR aluminum scope mount and lay-flat flip-back lens covers
  • Compact and durable at 28.5 ounces

Specifications

Magnification2–12x
Objective Lens40mm
Maintube Diameter34mm
Focal PlaneFirst
ReticleIlluminated Milling 2.0
Illumination Brightness Levels6
Total Elevation Travel150 MOA
Total Windage Travel150 MOA
Travel per Rotation25 MOA
Eye Relief3.5 inches (low and high)
Field of View @ 100 Yards189.3 ft (low mag) / 31.5 ft (high mag)
Diopter Adjustment Range±2.5
Weight28.5 oz
Weather SealingWaterproof, shockproof, fog-proof (nitrogen purge)
BatteryCR2032 (1)
Mount IncludedYes—34mm ALPHA-MSR aluminum mount
Accessories IncludedLay-flat flip-back lens covers

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Tango-MSR a first focal plane scope?

Yes. The first focal plane reticle means the Milling 2.0 pattern stays in true proportion to the target across the entire 2-12x magnification range—useful for ranging and holdover calculations at any zoom setting.

What mount comes with this scope?

The Tango-MSR ships with a 34mm ALPHA-MSR aluminum scope mount, so you're ready to install it without buying rings separately.

How much adjustment range does the Tango-MSR have?

The scope offers 150 MOA of total elevation and windage travel, with 25 MOA per full rotation of the turrets—plenty of room for long-range shooting, elevated shooting angles, and wind corrections.

Can I use the illuminated reticle in bright daylight?

Yes. The reticle has six brightness levels, letting you dial the illumination up or down to suit the light conditions, from low-light hunting to midday range work in full sun.